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We have been supplying our Ukrainian allies with munitions to push back on Russian aggression for almost 2 years now.

I will not change that direction of travel.

It would make things much more difficult for us, Senator. You know, you cannot buy back time.

I agree, Senator, and as I said earlier, it is a moral, and operational, and strategic imperative.

There has never been a time in my own experience where we have had greater unity of purpose.

We have urge the Israelis, for example, to provide the authority with the resources that it needs that are being held back.

We are committed to making sure that Ukraine has what it needs to be--to defend its sovereign territory.

The protection of our troops is important, and we will do what is necessary to protect them.

We are very aggressively engaged in cracking down on financing and support for Hamas.

Ultimately though, beyond that is what we come back to, what this administration believes, which is the imperative of getting to two states for two peoples.

I think that is certainly China's goal, to be the dominant player in the Indo-Pacific.

That humanitarian law requires that there be unfettered humanitarian assistance.

We built a coalition of more than 50 countries to help deal with the aggression that Putin is committing in Ukraine.

The President himself has been very clear, very direct, and very explicit about our concerns about extreme settler violence.

If the regime has, in fact, violated the agreement that it reached, then of course we will take the necessary action.

If the United States does not continue to support Ukraine that they will not succeed.

The things that you do on a battlefield could create a resistance to your effort that lasts for generations.

Let us be very clear about this because it is important.